E0037: Ep Training Program
CMS level: Standard Moderate. On this site, a condition-level citation is labeled Serious, a standard-level citation Moderate, and an element-level citation Minor. What the labels mean · How to choose an agency
Data from CMS inspection reports (Form 2567), 2018-01-02 to 2026-10-15, downloaded 2026-10-21; CMS agency list file dated 2026-09-21. CMS source file. What the labels mean
Where it was cited
- Florida78
- Michigan77
- Iowa73
- Illinois69
- California63
- Ohio47
- Missouri44
- Virginia33
- Nevada29
- Indiana24
- Pennsylvania22
- Arizona19
- South Carolina11
- Puerto Rico9
- Massachusetts8
- Texas8
- New Mexico7
- West Virginia7
- Louisiana6
- Minnesota6
- Nebraska6
- Maine5
- Montana5
- Wisconsin5
- Colorado4
- Kansas4
- New Hampshire4
- New York4
- Rhode Island4
- Utah4
- Oklahoma3
- Delaware2
- Maryland2
- Oregon2
- Wyoming2
- Alaska1
- Alabama1
- District of Columbia1
- Idaho1
- North Carolina1
- New Jersey1
- Washington1
Most recent citations
The 20 most recent of 703 citations. Newest inspection first.
Comprehensive Home Care Inc.
The Agency failed to provide training and maintain documentation of training for the Emergency Preparedness Plan since 2023. This has the potential to affect all staff and patients of the Agency.
Knox County Health Department Home Health Agency
The home health provider failed to ensure emergency preparedness (EP) training was completed on hire in three of three personnel records reviewed (Employees #1, #2, and #3).
V M H Comunity & Home Care
The agency failed to ensure training in emergency preparedness to all existing staff for 1 of 5 sampled staff (Staff F, Registered Nurse).
Butler County Phns
The agency failed to ensure training in emergency preparedness to all existing contracted staff consistent with their expected roles at the time of orientation for 1 of 3 sampled contracted staff (Staff C, Occupational Therapist).
Our Duty Home Health, Inc
Therapeutic care to patients directly inside their own homes) failed to provide documented evidence all staff had participated the emergency preparedness drills (the steps taken to make sure patients and staff are safe before, during and after an emergency or natural disaster) annually.
Providence Home Care
The agency failed to ensure annual training and testing for emergency preparedness in calendar years 2024 and 2025 was conducted for all patients and employees.
1ST State Home Healthcare, Inc
The agency failed to maintain documentation of emergency preparedness training, resulting in the potential for inappropriate, unprepared responses to emergencies and an interruption in the provision of needed patient care and services.
Mama Annies Home Health Care LLC
No longer in CMS listThe agency failed to ensure emergency preparedness training was completed for all existing staff for 1 of 1 home health agencies.
Genus Home Care of San Bernardino
The facility failed to ensure one of seven staff members was knowledgeable about the location of the facility’s designated alternate meeting location in case of emergencies.
Inspiring Care at Home
No longer in CMS listThe agency failed to provide initial emergency preparedness training for existing staff for 4 of 4 personnel records reviewed (Administrator/DON, Alternate Administrator/Alternate DON, HHA 1, and HHA 2/Owner).
Mercer Care
The facility failed to ensure staff received emergency preparedness training annually in accordance with facility policy for four of five personnel files reviewed (Staff (S) 1, S2, S9, and S11).
Majestic Home Health LLC
The home health agency failed to ensure all staff received training upon hire and at least every two years for 4 of 13 active staff (Communication Liaison, RN 2, RN 3, and PT 1).
Safe Life Home Healthcare Chicago
The Agency failed to conduct initial staff training related to the Agency’s Emergency Preparedness Plan.
Modern Home Health, Inc
The agency failed to provide and maintain documentation of Emergency Preparedness (EP) training to staff and contract staff at least every two (2) years for 6 (S4PTA, S7PT, S8COTA, S9HHA, S11HHA, and S13HHA) of 10 personnel files reviewed for EP training.
Aplus Health Care LLC
The facility failed to ensure 5 of 8 employees (PCA-A, PCA-B, ADON, DON, and administrator) received ongoing emergency preparedness training at least every 2 years.
Apex Home Health
The Home Health agency failed to ensure 1 of 10 agency staff were trained in Emergency Preparedness as required.
Tlc Home Care of the Twin Cities
The agency failed to maintain an emergency preparedness (EP) training and testing program.
Medlife Homecare Inc
The agency failed to provide initial and ongoing training in emergency preparedness policies and procedures to all new and existing staff, including contract employees as appropriate, and failed to maintain documentation of training.
St Peter's Health Home Health and Hospice
The agency failed to ensure all staff completed initial training on the agency's emergency preparedness policies and procedures.
Southwest Medical Associates Home Health
The Home Health Agency (HHA) failed to ensure evidence of participation in any emergency preparedness (EP) in-services/drills and demonstrate staff knowledge of emergency procedures for seven of seven employees.